When I Refused To Give In My StepSon Stole My Daughter's jewelry To Give His Fiancee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
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Stepson steals something extremely valuable and tries to give it to his fiance. OP promises he will press charges if the item is not returned however over the course of the post they have a fight about the entire thing and then this happens...
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I would have called the police the night they went missing.
Police might have dismissed it as a civil matter not worth their time if it has been under 48 hours. Better to do it after giving him his chance.
That's a bit extreme, families should be able to talk things out, or at least try first
@@ceridwen04 he stole something like any other criminals have him arrested, but shame on you for leaving something so important in the house in the first place
In a heartbeat! He’s a thief call the police.
1st - I’m betting stepson and fiancée already stole the jewelry, when they found it in the closet and stepson was certain to get permission, which is why he asked. They never had any intention of returning it. I’m glad OP pressed charges.
2nd - OP’s sister is a thief. Opening another’s mail is illegal. It was not the sister’s place to “distribute” the jewelry.
2nd story - Opening another's mail is illegal in this country. OP did say he sent it overseas, so we really don't know the laws in whatever country it was sent to. Regardless of the legality. Sister IS a thief
Father is stupid. Invaluable items should have been in a safe deposit box. SMH
Do not back down!
The Father should have gone straight to the fiancé and ask for the necklace back. Tell her if she doesn’t give it back, charges will be brought against both of them.
@Sandy, that part!
It's your daughter's jewelry! If he doesn't return it, then he needs to sit in jail! NTA!
Story 1: I would have called the Police immediately I knew the jewellery was missing and let them sort it. (I would also have the stuff in a safety deposit box, not a cupboard at home.)
Story 2: I would have told the sister to return the jewellery or I would report it as stolen to the insurance company. Their investigators are like pit-bulls; all sweet and nice until you do something wrong.
Story 3: The purpose of the 'baby dolls' is to teach pupils responsibility and that having a baby is hard work and a child is not an animated toy.
I would sit that smart@$$ stepson down one last time and tell him he has 4 hrs to go get and return the jewelry ,or the police WILL be called and the girlfriend will be facing charges the least of which will be receiving stolen property and tell him she should be very pleased with him after a visit from the police and a trip to the police station
That baby assignment one....I would have argued that one to an A+! OP provided that class with THE MOST important, albeit unexpected lesson they could ever learn- finding a SAFE and trustworthy babysitter! Very few, if any of these kids will be able to actually be stay at home parents. The amount of faith you have to place in people to tend to be able other equally important responsibilities in almost unfathomable. Poor OP learned a really hard and eye opening lesson, one that the rest of the class could also benefit from.
I agree with most of your points with the exception of the A+. If you have a real baby part of being a responsible parent is making sure the people watching your children are responsible. Handing your child off to a known alcoholic on their way to an expected drinking session should negatively impact OP’s grade because if the baby was real it would have been dead at least 10 times over. During the length of a football game the “babysitters” could have been responsible for the death of 10 babies. I was a student like OP and also would have been crushed by what happened but believe the final grade was fair and possibly opened OP’s eyes before a tragedy occurred to OP’s future living child or pet.
I am also a retired mental health and substance abuse counselor who has seen the results of this happening with real children. Sometimes the child dies and everyone starts attempting to pick up the pieces. Sometimes the child lived on requiring a lifetime of special care. I “got retired” by someone driving under the influence who did not realize how much of a danger they posed. She managed to slam hard enough into the back of my stopped vehicle to shove me 20 feet forward into the rear end of a minivan and reduced the length of her Honda by half with her young son in the car (by the grace of God or whatever higher power you may or may not believe in he was safe). While we may hyper focus on the grade OP received the real world implications and the lesson of how to protect any future children OP may have is worth more than a 4.0 GPA.
Additionally, marching band is a graded class and op could not have just "skipped it" to stay home and take care of the baby. I would have fought for a higher grade as well.
You just bring the robot baby to class, i went to college with women who brought their infants to lectures or left them in the pram outside the auditoriums, heck even some of the guys brought their infant when they were taking care of it.
See, my school had the robotic babies, but we had to take them for either two weeks or a month depending what class you were in. We were given about a month warning so we could clear our schedules and find sitters and it was 80% of our midterm grade/final for the quarter (as the class had been focused on child development for that quarter). We had to record times and responses to the baby crying on top of trying to “calm” the baby. A couple of us set up times to trade off baby sitting for events, which worked out pretty well.
Actually, the baby assignment sounds like perfection. It was absolutely the mom's fault. And the daughter did exactly what she should have done. Left it with someone she thought could be relied on.
mum's drinking!!!
First story: pretty sure the mom told the stepson he could take the jewelry and that it’d be alright. Whether or not she expected him to be dumb enough to not return it when found out is up in the air. The fact that the whole family don’t see a problem with him stealing it is a flag so red he should start divorce proceedings immediately with the theft and support of the thief as the cause.
I agree
Totally agree with you
He didn't agree. He told him not to ask again. But he still took it
Story 1: call the cops, point blank period...
Story 2: NTA, you don't give away someone else's stuff ,rather you think its wrong or not! The sister is a theif and just plain ridiculous.
1st story. Do they have saftey deposit boxes at banks in Europe? If so put the jewelry in one when you get it back. Yes press charges! If he would do this with no consequence what would he steal next?
That was my first thought: Why is valuable jewelry not in a safety deposit box?
Yes of course banks have safety deposit boxes in Europe.
The sister was really disappointed there was no money with the jewelry. She'd have stolen that for herself. A pity this wasn't in the US. Opening a package not addressed to you and taking the contents is a federal crime. The sister would look sooooo nice in some handcuffs.
The niece and OPs sister were in the USA. So that could have been Fed time for sure.
Story 1: That jewelery set would have gone missing if the OP had given permission anyway. The fiance would have liked it too much as it always goes. Call the cops, call the cops! NTA. I wonder if the fiance knew it was stolen.
Story 2: People who are entitled tend to deserve nothing. I wonder if the girlfriend would have accepted the gift knowing where the jewellery had come from. I also see some favouritism from the sister. Nice that the OP could save some money over the years since. NTA.
Story 3: How is the OP still alive based on how irresponsible her mum and stepdad are. My class in year 12 for childcare did this type of assignment and it's normal for that kind of class to scare us out of being teen mums. Getting graded on it seems like overkill.
I have just one thing to say, steal from me and I find out prepare for a serious beat down.
Story 2: have your sister arrested for theft, have the girlfriend arrested for receiving stolen property. Sue your sister for damages. Smack your friend and tell them just like that smack life isn't fair. Next time if you want to give her something, hand it to her.
I am not sure as I am not in Europe but I assume that it is illegal to open mail that isn't address to you. If so OP could file complaint with the postal office.
@@brat46 depending on what it is could face like 10 years in prison (I think k that 10 years in max)
The friend thinks she’s an asshole because she’s also a thief. She outed herself, and OP should thank her for exposing herself and cut her off.
I would have beat the crap out of that step son and then called the cops 👮♀️
The assignment with the doll is to help the students learn just how much it takes to do the care and feeding of a baby. In the real world, if you have a child and are the only caregiver for the child, it does not matter if you have other things in your life (just like marching band or football practice), you cannot just leave your baby alone for a few hours while you are away attending to your other obligations. I can imagine that it seems very stressful to the students as they do this assignment but I think that it's a great way to experience life. Babies are so adorable when you hold them for a few minutes and then hand them back to the parents. It is quite a different experience when they are really yours and there is no one to give them back to.
please I handed it to my mom and let her do it the whole time. I've never wanted children she knows I've never wanted children and I was liable to throw the little bastage across the room if it woke me up. Way to many kids n my hs ended up pregnant even after that assignment for to do anything other than annoy us.
@@Fainora thank god you're not a real life parent.
@@dja3456 … Exactly how much lead paint did you consume as a child? Is it hard for you to tell the difference between a real baby and not a real baby?
Edit: Thank God you’re just a figment of my imagination. Now get back in your box.
But their grade shouldn't be on the line. It is great to teach kids about the harshness of parent hood but this shouldn't be an assignment in which you pass or fail.
@@dja3456 ditto I don't want to be.
1st story-I would have called the police the night it was taken and I wouldn't have discussed it with extended relatives. I would have said it's not up for discussion and refused to have that conversation.
2nd story-Well never trust your sister again with things like this. You had no obligation to gift your jewelry to your nephews. It's like they say though...no good deed goes unpunished. The package wasn't addressed to your sister so she was wrong in the first place for even opening it up. She basically stole from you and your niece, and there's nothing acceptable about that.
3rd story-I do think it's messed up that the school would punish the student's grade when it was clear they were not able to watch the "baby" when taking care of another student event. I'm glad OP got the F moved to a C but I can understand why they are still resentful and would never consider leaving a real baby with mom when she flubbed up so badly on a fake one.
Call the girlfriend and tell her it is stolen property. Her actions following will tell you much valuable information.
1st story - I 100% agree. OP gave him an ultimatum. Return it today or I call the cops. Then didn't follow through. What OP taught him was that he wouldn't do it. So weeks later when he finally did, step-idiot had a surprised picachu face. How DARE you actually call the cops on my for stealing?
@@Gregarious3 Nah. The girlfriend story is just a cover. The heirlooms were stolen and sold.
Exactly the moment the step son said stop calling he should’ve called in the theft.
Oh hell no, sister or not her ass would be going to jail. That is theft. And I would let the post office know since she opened a package not addressed to her.
My son had one of those dang babies and I babysat it. Was crazy to say the least. No dude your wrong, parents have things to do and still watch their kids.
Yeah, I would have called cops on sister in story 2.
Story one: it never fails to amaze my how people can feel so entitled to other peoples stuff. I would have called to police from the time I discovered that the jewelry was missing.
NTA you can’t take something that’s not yours . Especially after they ask
Charge him with theft and girlfriend with receipt of stolen goods.
Absolutely YES, report to police. Stepson has zero morals !!!
Exactly divorce that toxic idiots
I had one of these "babies" in my junior year for my Relationships and Parenting class. I had a show choir concert the night I had the baby. With teacher approval, I was able to give my mom the key that you put in its back to show you were giving care for the time during the concert. My friend had one too, so my mom was on double babysitting duty that night. I thought I had a fluke as it only cried one time during the night. The teacher checked the next morning and the batteries were dead. 🙄🤣
That first op should put his daughters jewelry set in a safety deposit box. Also call the cops and have your stepson and his fiancee for theft. The second op should press charges on her sister for stealing her property because until the niece got the jewelry it still belongs to her.
The baby assignment is totally fair. It's a great way to get young people to realize how much responsibility it takes to have a child. You can't just leave a child to go party, hang with friends, or even go to a job if you don't have trusted people you can rely on. So it's a great assignment! Every person planning to have children should do the fake baby test first.
The baby thing is very common. OP was a senior in HS. Plenty of kids her age get pregnant and have babies. Those teens have to make arrangements for the kids, either skipping activities or getting a sitter. It teaches both responsibility and how much attention and work babies require. She wasn’t set up to fail.
I love after story 3 you list all these things that so hard to do and that is what the assignment is teaching you. It's the whole point of the assignment to teach you how hard it is to care for a baby and have work / school it's the whole point.
Did you explain to the fiance that the jewelry belonged to your dead wife, meant for your daughter on her wedding day. And that her fiance stole and gifted it to her when he was told absolutely no when he asked to borrow it.
He did the right thing. The kid seems to think he's entitled to take whatever he wants. Nope he's not.
Wasted your time ..
He was told no...
Should have recorded him admitting he took it...
Had the police waiting for him
When he showed up
Have him attested....
Let him set in jail...
Get the jewelry back and let the judge give him jail time
Stealing the jewelry was heartless. Arresting them is a kindness to them.
Good morning Mr Reddito. Thanks for the stories. It wasn't up to anyone to decide about the jewelry. End of story. Have a great day
Story 1- I would have contacted the fiance first, THEN the authorities! NTA
Story 2- Didn't change the diaper EIGHT times? How long was the game?!
Mom didn’t know how the doll worked, ohhh 😮
@@lifewithlee6298 No, the mom was told how take care of the doll beforehand.
you clearly underestimate the small bladder and bowels of infants! (seriously, they can go that fucking much sometimes. lol)
Like most football games I would assume 3 hours, give or take. Plus if she’s in marching band, they play before the game and during so she would have had to have been there early just to be in uniform and formation way before the 3 hour game started.
This poor father should feel absolutely NO guilt for calling cops on his thieving son who knew how strongly he felt about that jewelry. The jerk son had more than enough warning about the consequences and deserves a night or two in jail to think about his terrible behavior. Any acquaintance letting the fathers know about siding against them need to know in no uncertain terms that they are idiots.
my niece had one her senior year. lived with us at the time. had it for 3 nights. got a lot of laughs out of the situation. hate those things.
NTAH on the 1 story. I would have pressed charges the next day when he showed up without the jewelry set. I would have done it with him in the room. I don't give chances to a theif.
About the first part of the story, I would give the stepson one day to bring back the jewellery, if he didn’t. A rubber hose and salt rubbed into open wounds would soon change his mind
There are ways to get property back that don't involve the Police.
Gotta find the drug den in which he/they traded them for their fix.
First story nta I'd have pressed charges while they were at the wedding.
Being assigned those dolls to care for is supposed to be like being a parent of a baby. As an adult, if you have work or other commitments, you have to make sure the baby is cared for. It's the same with a student taking care of these dolls. When they have school, practice, or whatever they have to arrange care for the doll.
I would have created adoption papers showing I gave it up for adoption. There would have been no way I would have attempted to complete that assignment. I’m 62 yo and knew from a young age I would always be child-free.
Story 2 - not distributing the jewelry or equivalent cash value to your nephews as well makes you the AH. Totally ridiculous. I literally have a dozen nieces and nephews (yes that's 12) ranging in age from 10 to 49. An unknown number of grand-nieces & grand-nephews and at least one great-grand whatever. Since my only child died a few years ago, I had a will made leaving everything to my youngest niece. Nothing to my brothers & sisters, nothing to the other 11. What's "fair" for you to do with your own property is totally up to you. No one else can decide that for you. I have nothing particularly against my other nieces and nephews. A couple of which I have never even met or spoken to. I just haven't heard from any of them in well over a decade. Whereas the youngest calls & texts with me often.
Good send him to jail he stole your daughter's heirlooms from her and the one telling you that he doesn't need to go to jail tell him to kick rocks and press all charges you can
Not sure about the op in story 3, but when I was in school that class was optional. It is to simulate how hard it is to be a teen mom. They even expressed you shouldn't let others take the baby. Baby sitting is very different from having your own child. They were very clear on the rules and explained that just like if you got pregnant as a teen ( it would make you have a very hard time doing anything for fun or do extra circular activities). Those things even have sensors that say how long it takes for you to tend to it. She should feel lucky that she only had it for 1 weekend, cause when I took it you had the baby for a full 2 weeks and had to take it to all your classes and every where you went.
except they didn't get pregnant and you shouldn't have to risk being kicked out of an activity for a school assignment a lot of thing like marching band if you miss practice or a game you're benched.
All I'm saying is when i took that class you understood that would affect your after school activities and that you had the option to not take it. Again when I took it you had to do it for 2 weeks. she only had 1 weekend and maybe it was a required class for her 🤷♀️.
I would be calling the police and press charges in him,that is a gift to your daughter from her mother.
3rd story: I did both the egg thing and the robotic baby thing in my sophomore year when I was 16-17. I passed the robot baby part but one of my friends stole my egg baby and it broke on the ground. I genuinely cried over it and to this day, at 21, I'm still bitter and lowkey kinda heart broken because once I drew a face on that egg I got attached to it 😔
Edit: No because I had a similar issue with my mom during the robot baby time. I got a 99/100 because I asked her to do one (1) thing and she said she would but never did (I needed to shower and literally all she would have had to do was change its diaper or "feed" it) and I know cause I got out of the shower and heard it _screaming_ downstairs. She had the nerve to ask why I didn't get 100/100 😒 unfortunately even your own family can do you dirty sometimes 🙄 unlike Op though I just straight up swore to never have kids in general cause my anxiety over it skyrocketed after that
My uncle wanted to sabotage the whole egg thing. I was not happy about it. As dumb as it was, it was kind of fun and I took it seriously as it was part of my grade.
Mailed Jewelry. Your relatives are saying that you should have spread the jewelry among all the neices and nephews. They are saying this because they know they are wrong and are trying to gaslight you. In the future if you mail/ship something, make sure it has to be personally delivered/accepted.
With the baby assignment I feel it was still a learning curve. It taught her that not everyone even "family" cannot be trusted to watch your child. And better for her to learn with a fake baby then a real one. As perants we have jobs and other commitments so we need sitters. So she still learned a valuable lesson.
I agree 10,000% with your argument against the baby assignment. It's weird. That kinda thing would never happen here in Australia.
Story 2: sister would henceforth and forevermore be referred to as “the thief” whenever talking to or referring to her, and a point would always be made to include saying things like “I’d send it to you, but the thief might steal it”. Do you still have the X um you used to have, or do the thief steal it?
I’d beat that horse until it was flat.
Mr. Reddito that is the point of the project. It is to teach teenagers about the responsibilities and issues that comes with having a child. It’s a Baby Think It Over. We had them in HS. I can say that most of my graduating class didn’t have children until after college due to it. My teacher was also crazy about it. She would set the babies to have developmental disorders and you could even end up with multiples. We had them. Very interesting program but the teen pregnancy rate did drop at my HS.
The assignment that Op had for the baby doll is a great one. It may help people realize that they aren't ready for parenthood. OP was responsible in that like most parents she knew she needed to find a babysitter. She asked her mom and her mom said sure that she understood everything and knew how to do everything. If she didn't want to watch the doll, she shouldn't have to agree, and Op would have been responsible for coming up with someone else to watch the doll or to miss the band performance like all other parents have to make those decisions.
Last story they are teaching responsibility. You get a responsible babysitter. It is supposed to show kids that they don’t want to have kids. If you have things to do then you take the “child “ with you or get a responsible person to take care of it.
Story 1 have that evil brat put in jail, but why keep such a prize in the house what was you thinking
The baby assignment one could have argued their grade up to an A. The timestamps proved that the incidents happened when she was in marching band, which is a school program She had proof that she left the doll with her parents whom she had trusted during that time. any good teacher would have taken the effects of the student's other classes and school activities into account in such a situation, exempted those time periods where the baby was being babysat, and graded based on what the printout said happened in the time OP wasn't doing marching band. If OP took near perfect care of the doll during the times she had it in her possession, then her grade should reflect THAT, not reflect what other people not even in the class does.
The literal point of the baby assignment is to show the students how difficult it is to be raising a child a child and still be able to do all of the extra things that they want to do and also to show them that they need to find reliable childcare child care for when they are not able to take care of the child themselves. Agree that it's weird bc those robots are creepy 😳
Jewelry story. You are NTA. Your stepson, you wife and the rest of the family are. Call the cops.
Story 1: NTA an YES press charges of thift an have cops w/ u when u go get it back because it is very expensive an dont even let nobody else tell u otherwise of wats rite an wrong bout stealing
First story, NTA and maybe a divorce is in order if your wife allow your stepson steal from your daughter
Press charges immediately on stepson AND his fiancée. She knew it was stolen.
Why when someone in the “family” steals something and the OP wants to press charges then they are the jerk. No the jerks are the THIEVES and those trying to cover for them
step father was already extremely generous in regards to his actions towards the stepson.
Stealing something that belonged to one's DECEASED PARENT is extreme and cruel.
1) NTA He should have called the cops before calling anyone
2) NTA It's your property you're the only one who deserves who it goes to
in story 1.. I'd tell OP, get a lawyer. get the police involved. get the step son arrested.. get your own wife arrested because she aided and abetted this mess. divorce your wife. her son is rotten.
I know exactly what Opie was talking about and went through when I was in Middle School Junior high we did the exact same project but it was called baby thinking over and it was it was fun but it was awesome kind of stressful and irritating that time and that you can try everything you do it's hard to do with one baby I had twin longest semester of my school life
Press charges for him stealing and her knowingly recieving stolen property. Both are guilty.
About the fake baby. This was an assignment in responsibility and was supposed to be equivalent to real life. In real life if you need to do something and you have a baby, you get a reliable baby sitter. She informed her mother of this. Her mother was an irresponsible baby sitter and just did not care. Had the op realized earlier what a loser her mom was she could have made different arrangements. She was not set up to fail. Her error is actually trusting that lowlife mom of hers who is obviously entitled.
NTA! Mom was so irresponsible!!!
Only an idiot would leave expensive jewelry in a closet. It should have been in a safe, or in bank safety deposit box.
The baby story... it's a way of showing how to look after a real life baby. Therefore OP did the right thing when she knew she had band practise, it was her mum that screwed up. Lol if anyone gets chance, read The Flour Babies by Anne Fine....
Second story, you were totally right to be annoyed and I would get the authority's involved
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If someone said to me that I was unfair then yes I am and there's nothing they could do about it. Don't talk morals if they don't have it either.
CALL THE COPS!! NO TOLERANCE FOR A THIEF!!!!
Why is the sister treating a gift as an inheritance? Gtfo
Put him in jail today because it's his fault that the jewelry is not back.
Charge the kid
When I had friends do that baby assignment in high school it was in pairs for this exact situation, and also to represent a couple even if both partners were of the same sex. That way you had to work with your partner and plan out your schedules and who would have the baby during each point in the day. From what I remember they had to keep track of all that as well.
I'd press charges on him for the theft, and call his fiancee and tell her that either she brings the jewelry he stole to give to her to me immediately or I'd be pressing charges on her for receiving stolen property.
I would have called the police. He should put the jewelry in a safe deposit box.
If I was OP, the police would have been at the wedding to get my daughter’s property back. Something that valuable should not be in a closet - it should be in a bank deposit box.
Baby assignment in high school: OP had a duty to find a responsible babysitter if she had obligations which conflicted with her assignment. She found an irresponsible sitter instead. She KNEW her parents had a drinking problem. The teacher was very generous to meet her halfway.
What if that had been a real baby? Would it have survived the “babysitters?” She messed up and her bad judgment caused her GPA disaster.
Most people have no idea but second hand jewelry has almost no value unless you can produce a certificate of origin from the place you brought it from. This is because no reputable jeweler will buy anything not certified for fear they may be buying stolen goods. Of course, you can pawn them but then you’ll only get a fraction of the value they were bought for.
That whole point of the lesson on what to be explained of being a parent. The things and choices you will go through . And the sacrifices you must make to make sure that your child grows up. Being a parent is not easy and sometimes not fun. If that was a real baby things for the op would not end up with a feeling great but a lot worse.
I wouldn't have waited as long as OP did and would have told the family to go to you know where.
Way sooner than was done.SEND THEM TO JAIL
the point of the baby assignment is to show that being a teen parent is hard and essentially if it was a real baby all those extra activities you’d have to give them up, but it also reveals if you have a good support system or not.
NTA on #1 story, should've called police when it went missing and he had a suspect.
Story 1 NTA
You were too kind, you should've warned him once then called the police after he said "I forgot and will be bring it back tomorrow"
is there an update to that first story? so frustrating. Taking it without permission is theft, and to gift it to his fiance when he had no right to that is even worse. Both him and her should rot in jail because I don't believe she doesn't know it doesn't belong to him.
Walk right up and demand that back from the friend
OP with the doll was not destined to fail what she should have done is made sure she had like any parent does have reliable reliable childcare or babysitter
Story 1, Police immediately no negotiation
I have read other posts of similar stuff and the police went to the wedding venue to retrieve the jewellery! If the gf. did receive the jewels she would an accessory after the fact upon learning no permission was given to "borrow" them.
Story 3: funny story with those dolls, you can chop the back of the neck it turns it off.
Reddit boy: the assignment is to show what it is like to have a real child, to be a real parent. It's to show the students you have to make tough choices as a parent. Like do you let your alcoholic mother watch your baby while you "go to work" or marching band as the case may be.
You were right on 2nd story
The first story is a prime example of ..fuck around and find out!!
Step brother is a crook!
Story 2:- NTA. Your sister is TA. I hope she’s sitting there regretting her actions. HORRIBLE.
NTA... STEALING IS STEALING. You told him NO & he took it anyway.
honestly with story 3, i respect that the teacher recognised OP did everything right and it was OP's stupid useless mother that tanked their grade. I stand by those insults, because nothing OP does after that can raise their grade and the teacher was generous with changing OP's grade to a C. Not to mention the step father trying to gaslight OP and the mom still shirking responsibility after that.
And to talk about your comments, the point is to teach responsibility. I do see your point about after school practices and events like games needing to take priority, but that's a failure on the teacher's part. They should've set up a "daycare" or something to help with that, but this was also an amazing lesson in who to trust with future children because if the people you care about have the time to help your grade and dont, how are you going to be able to trust them with a living breathing child?!
It's still kind of a weird assignment, though. why do some classes still use the baby thing to simulate parenting especially when you're talking about teenagers?
Unfortunately, postal insurance ends with the delivery. To report things stolen would be fraud.
NTA it was your jewelry to do with as you chose. Your sister had no business stealing the jewelry and giving it to son’s girlfriend sister is an AH
Story 1 heard it before, I remember their was an update.
I would make sure he and his girlfriend would go to jail.
i would have called the police ASAP